Reference: Postulate Mechanics (PM)
The universe is substantial. The substance of universe may be categorized as follows
- Matter (characterized by mass)
- Energy (characterized by frequency)
- Thought (characterized by fixation)
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Matter
Matter is associated with structure and stability. It is characterized by large inherent inertia, and a relatively small amount of motion. Because of its structure, matter can be broken down into smaller particles. The smallest particle of matter is called an atom. As we break down the atom, matter starts to lose its characteristics.
The characteristics of space, time, motion, inertia and gravity for matter are quite familiar to us. These characteristics are quite stable in the physical dimension. Matter can exist in the states of solid, liquid, and gas depending on factors like temperature and pressure.
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Energy
Energy is associated with processes and activity. It is the opposite of matter in that it is characterized by large inherent motion, and a very small amount of inertia. It exists in both mental and physical dimensions. Distinct frequencies of energy tend to maintain their separateness, but energy of the same frequency merges freely.
Energy is a substance that spreads out in wave form. It also has the characteristics of space, time, motion, etc., except that their forms are very dynamic. Energy has “particles” only in form of quanta. A quantum represents the minimum amount of energy involved in a reaction.
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Thought
Thought is sensed mentally and not physically. It is that dimension of substance in which postulates appear. Thought develops from postulate into ideas, theory, and conclusions through the process of reasoning.
Thought has all the characteristics of space, time, motion, etc., but these characteristics appear very differently in the mental dimension, such as, expansiveness, fixation, and expressiveness of ideas. Down the line we have more complex mental phenomena, such as, emotion and effort.
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Postulate Mechanics
Postulate Mechanics recognizes matter, energy and thought as substance. Science treats only matter as substance; it barely recognizes energy as substance, and doesn’t consider thought at all.
A human body can be observed to consist of matter, energy and thought as substance.
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